Recap of the 96Boards OpenHours 16

96Boards OpenHours is a chance for those in the 96Boards community to come every Thursday to learn and ask questions about 96Boards. This is our 16th episode and we are currently between seasons so this hour is available for those that call in to ask questions of the many developers we have on the call. This week’s episode included Robert making a few announcements about what is to come on the 96Boards OpenHours, including a dragonboard give-away, David Mandala gave a talk about some of the projects he has been working on and then we had several viewer questions that were answered. To watch this weeks’ session go to (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8x1zGcl3O0)

https://youtu.be/u8x1zGcl3O0

After the initial announcements Robert introduced David Mandala, who wrote a great blog on “Gui & command line remote debugging”. David began by mentioning the Geppetto tool from Gumstix (https://www.gumstix.com/geppetto/) and how it can help you with your build. David then introduced his blog and talked about debugging with gdb, setting up your ARM 96Boards system, starting gdb-multiarch, and GUI source code debugging with ddd. The hangout then opened up for attendee questions. The first was why did Linaro pick the dragonboard? The short answer was because the dragonboard and all of our 96Boards are built for your product to go to market. Robert then discussed in more detail what this meant. The next question was about what different types of applications are 96Boards being used for? Robert talked about one segment, IoT, which has done some really great work with ideas for applications of 96Boards in the healthcare industry and in robotics. There was also another walk thru of the new 96Boards documentation section of the website. Robert also discussed the next three openhours that will be focused on the dragonboard and an out-of-box experience. It will also include a dragonboard give-away as well, more details to come.

Don’t forget about the upcoming Linaro Connect where attendees have an opportunity to meet with Linaro in person and learn a lot more about what is going on in the community. There are still openings available to attend this conference in Las Vegas, Nevada September 26-30, 2016 –http://connect.linaro.org/.

Be sure to join us for the next OpenHours https://www.96boards.org/. Next week we will have another open hour to just answer questions. So join us and bring all your 96Board questions and we will try to answer them all for you.

Below is the chat log from the OpenHours session today:

https://www.96boards.org/blog/geppettotm-offers-makers-rapid-path-to-market/

https://www.96boards.org/blog/gui-command-line-remote-debugging/

Hello Deepak! Welcome :D

Please feel free to post questions in here, or speak up if you like.

How do you access the GPIO pins programmatically? 2) How do you install 96BoardGPIO, libsoc and libmraa on a new image? 3) How to Cross Compile files on X86 Linux System for 96Boards, libsoc & mraa libraries 4) Using Eclipse on X86 Linux to cross compile C & C++ for ARM Linux 5) Using Eclipse on X86 Linux to cross compile C & C++ for ARM Linux with external libraries

Thank you Robert.,. Sure..

We will be taking questions after David M.’s presentation

Welcome!

David Mandala is talking about his recent blog release found here: https://www.96boards.org/blog/gui-command-line-remote-debugging/

We will take questions after his presentation

Welcome back jean-marc!

Hello we were linked to a wrong link. Lots of other people were on that wrong link

Oh man! Yeah… we had issues with our chat name

meeting id*

Shovan will address the issue at the end of the show

David Mandala is talking about his new blog, it can be found here: https://www.96boards.org/blog/gui-command-line-remote-debugging/

We will take questions very shortly

Anyone here from Coursera?

I am taking the IoT Coursera thing.

from UCSD?

Great! Yes

me too

I am one of the guys in those videos

Yay go team IoT

I finished the first course, but have not finished the second.

doing it too

Cool! I hope you are all having fun so far.

I’m taking coursera IoT also

Jean-Marc has been a big help in the forums for me. He comes here every week and bring answers to the forums

i finished first too

So you all got my email? About DB410c giveaway?

no, what email?

yes.

yes got the mail

I sent out a mass email to all Coursera students

There’s a great visual studio plugin that integrates with all your boards and all other makeboards

I got your email

from coursera

ok, i have it too

DB410c GIVEAWAY!

I will talk about it again in a minute

I got the email

woo-hoo!

yeey

https://developer.qualcomm.com/blog/windows-10-and-dragonboard-410c-perfect-start-iot-development

Oh neat, a giveaway. Right on.

I tried google inbox recently, and it successfully hid your giveaway email as “promotions” ha

but found it just now

did you guys know or already mention about “quadrooter” in Android for the dragonboard?

One sec

emacs or vim addons for dragonboard?

robert.wolff@linaro.org

david.mandala at linaro.org

I am taking Coursera , but did not receive any email . What is the subject line for the email?

I received coursera 6 emails, maybe one of them was yours.

is it possible to interface dragonboard with arduinos & raspberrypi

why we compare it to raspberry? can it run opencv?

I haven’t started in on the Hexagon DSP build from Intrinsyc. There are a couple of examples in the SDK. Is there any other documentation for working with the DSP?

As 410c Development board was on backorder om Arrow.com, I ordered 410 AWS IoT Starter kit from Arrow. Will that be useful for Coursera course, or I should order the 410c Dev board?

Another thing is 64-bit support

I asked the same question. The AWS version is the exact same board with “preinstalled” Debian Linux with Amazon stuff. It also comes with a power supply. Where the other board doesn’t have the power supply.

Here so some inspirational ideas on how to use 96Boards or even DtagonBaordshttps://dragonboardcontest.com/contest/1/winners